City of Linton Nears Water Solution From Lane Bowler Plan
Officials tour Noblesville and Martinsville water systems built by Lane Bowler of Memphis to gauge for Linton. The wells exceed 1.5 million gallons daily in Martinsville and Noblesville, with deeper wells and large electric pumps. Lane Bowler proposes 800 000 gallons daily for Buck Creek area at cost of 37 500, pending council approval.
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Innan
Moss and
Bunch
Dixon
Municipal Water Company
Martinsville
Noblesville
Lane-Bowler Company
Memphis
Loane-Becler Company
Ball Bros
Lane-Bowler” Company
White River
Ball Bros. Company
Lane- Bowley Company
W. B. Rudy
Indianapolis
Buck Creek
Rudy
Lane-Bowler Water Proposal Faces City Review
The Lane-Bowler company may be asked to boost daily water capacity from 800000 gallons to at least one million for city needs. The firm guarantees the stipulated quantity for five years, with contract likely subject to a few changes.
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Lane-Bowler Company
Fifth Victim Dies From Slate Fall Near Clinton Mine
Terre Haute dispatch reports Archie Crossley of Terre Haute died in St Anthonys hospital after being injured in the slate fall at Binkley Coal Co mine No 3 near Clinton. Thomas L Ball of Chicago, a Goodman Manufacturing demonstrator, is reported resting in Vermillion county hospital. Only one of the room occupants escaped, O P Houts, also a Goodman demonstrator in Chicago.
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Terre Haute
Archie Crossley
Binkley
Clinton
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Thomas L. Ball
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Vermillion County
State
O. P. Houts
Goodman Manufacturing Company
Commander Rodgers Defends Navy Department Before Aircraft Board
Commander John Rodgers testified before the aircraft board in Washington defending the Navy Department against Col. Mitchell's attacks. He absolved the department of blame for the failed Hawaiian sea plane flight and opposed unified air for the services, favoring no separate air corps as urged by other pilots.
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United Presss
Washington
Navy Department
Col
Mitchell
John Rodgers
Rodgers
Department
Air Corps
Midland High Set To Meet Linton High At Oliphant Field
Midland high school football faces Linton tomorrow at Oliphant field at 2 30. Rowe Underwood and Mears expected to star for Midland which outweights Linton by ten pounds per man. Coach Landis touts two top ends R Bennett and R Cruse and Roy Williams anchors the pivot. Floyd Kinney to fill for Bennett at fullback as writers eye his open field running and defense.
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Midland High School
Bicknell
Linton High
Oliphant
Rowe
Underwood
Mears
Midland Aggregation
Linton
Landis
Wabash Valley
R. Bennett
R. Cruse
Bennett
Roy Williams
State
Floyd Kinney
Chuck Bennett
Kinney
Stop
Five Year Truce Reached in French Debt Talks
United Press dispatch from Washington reports a provisional five year truce on the $4.2 billion French debt to the United States. France would pay $40 million annually for five years if ratified by both governments. Negotiations ended without full settlement but preserve continuity for a future review. Caillaux departed for France as talks paused with a plan seen as temporary.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington
United States
Congress
France
American Commission
Joseph Caillaux
Caillaux
New York
French Socialist Leader Receives Passport in Washington
Pierre Renaudel, a prominent French Socialist and delegate to the Inter parliamentary Union session in Washington, was issued a passport without any questions. Lord Donoughmore, grand master of Ireland’s Masonic Grand Lodge, chaired the bicentenary celebration at St Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin. Millicent Hawkins, daughter of Sir Anthony Hawkins, has left social life for stage work. William Bridgeman, first lord of the admiralty, flexed political power by forcing Churchill to accept a five year ship program.
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Washington
Lord Donoughmore
Masonic Grand Lodge of Ireland
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Dublin
Millicent Hawkins
Anthony Hope Hawkins
England
William Clive Bridgeman
The
Admiralty
Winston Churchill
Franc Weakens in Paris After Debt Talks News
Following word on Washington debt negotiations the franc fell on the Paris bourse and the dollar rose by 20 centimes in morning trading. International stocks remained firm as markets absorbed the development.
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Paris
Washington
Attaches resign from State Fire Marshal office
In Indianapolis on October 2 several attaches in the State Fire Marshal Hogston's office resigned with some effective immediately and others November 1. Hogston appointed successors to three and said other vacancies will be filled soon.
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Indianapolis
Hogston
Hog Prices Fall on Indianapolis Livestock Market
On October 2 in Indianapolis hog prices dropped 80 cents to 1.00 per hundredweight with heavier animals sustaining the greatest loss on the local market.
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Indianapolis
Indiana gas line tax receipts rise in year end report
Indiana motorists paid 86 802 401 72 in gasol ine tax during the fiscal year ended September 30 a report by Archie N Babbitt state gasol ine tax collector showed The tax rose to three cents a gallon but the increase in revenue stems largely from a 40 579 795 gallon jump in consumption and other factors.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Archie N. Babbitt
Navy yacht Siwash Damaged by Harbor Fire Explosion
Plymouth Mass October 2 The U S 8 Siwash a 60 foot meter yacht was seriously damaged by fire after an explosion while anchored in Plymouth harbor early today. The captain and ten crew faced peril but were saved by a passing ship which acted quickly enabling eleven to escape.
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Plymouth
Mass
U. S
Siwash
Amefls
Perfect Robbery Hunted in New York Jewelry Theft
A European thief pursued across the Atlantic robbed Mrs. James P. Donahue of jewelry valued between 500000 and 750000. The theft occurred in the Hotel Plaza suite while Mrs. Donahue bathed, with two large Cartier pearls seized and other items taken. Police, including detec tive units from hotels and insurers, hunt the culprit.
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United Press Dispatch
New York
Atlantic
James P. Donahue
Frank W. Woolworth
Richard Enright
City
Donahue
Plaza
Paris
Anna Louage
George Serghes
June Card
Coughlin
Rescue Effort to Raise Sunken Sub Continues
Divers press inside the sunken submarine as rescuers hope to recover more bodies from the watery tomb. United Press reports the bodies of Raymond Lindsey and Walter Lawton were recovered from the engine ram area, indicating severe flooding and no survivors except possibly in the torpedo room to be tested later today.
Submarine Officer's Body Recovered Near Stonington Dock
The body of an officer, believed to be from the ill fated submarine 8 51, washed ashore near Stonington today. The U S submarine base at New London ordered an ambulance to bring the body to the base.
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Camden
New London
U. S
New
London
Conn
Stonington
One Chance in a Million: New London Submarine Tragedy
Rescue workers labor inside the sunken submarine hull seeking any living breath but expect only corpses. Divers plan to bore into the engine room to recover bodies, including John L. Gibson and William O C Teschmacher.
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New London
Conn
John L. Gibson
William O'C. Teschemacher
Arrests Made In Terre Haute Clinton Hold Up Case
Two men and two women were arrested today in Terre Haute and Clinton in a bank messenger hold up case. The crime occurred August 23 on the road between Clinton and St Bernice, resulting in $11,000 stolen. Suspects include Lon Striker and wife in Terre Haute and John Daugherty and Lena Smith elsewhere.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Clinton
Floyd Reed
Ctin
St. Bernice
Lon Striker
John
Daugherty
Lena Smith
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